Dialogic Corp. expands support for Microsoft Windows NT operating system across industry leading computer telephony product line; System Development Package 4.1 and 4.1 SC enable increased usage of Dialogic product offerings

Business Wire, Sept 13, 1995

PARSIPPANY, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 13, 1995-- Dialogic Corp. (NASDAQ:DLGC), the world's leading supplier of computer telephony (CT) hardware and software platforms, has significantly expanded its product line support for Microsoft Corp.'s Windows NT operating system through the availability of System Development Package Version 4.1 and 4.1 SC (Signal Computing bus).

These complete call processing development kits for Windows NT environments provides application developers with the software tools necessary to implement Dialogic's full range of voice processing platforms, high feature voice and facsimile products, and automatic speech recognition (ASR) technology within CT systems.

Dialogic's Windows NT Development Package Version 4.1 and 4.1 SC are based on the company's original field-proven version widely utilized by a broad customer base since 1993.

In addition to increased product line support, Version 4.1 and 4.1 SC also provide broader international support, new native Windows installation and configuration capabilities, and improved support of the Bellcore-Initiated Analog Display Service's Interface (ADSI) standard for screen-based telephones.

"The expanded product support offered by this new version of Dialogic's WinNT support will enable our customers to fulfill their individual business needs," said Bruce Cohen, director of voice marketing at Digital Equipment Corp.

The Dialogic System Developers Package Version 4.1 and 4.1 SC for Windows NT are the latest in the Dialogic tradition of providing robust power and flexibility for developers of applications in the CPE (customer premise equipment) and telephone network marketplaces.

Version 4.1 and 4.1 SC can accommodate a broad spectrum of applications including unified messaging/voice messaging, interactive voice response, LAN-based CT services, telemarketing, fax on demand, operator services, Advanced Intelligent Network (AIN)/ Intelligent peripherals and fax broadcast.

The Package incorporates a host of features including a single programming paradigm designed for all CT technologies, application scalability for use on small or large systems, thread support to optimize system resource utilization, and a Dynamic Link Library to reduce version dependencies.

"Windows NT has been making steady market inroads as a high-end multi-purpose server operating system that meshes well with CT applications," said Steven Andrews, Dialogic's Windows product manager.

"We've had great response from our customer base utilizing previous versions of our Windows NT System Development Package. At the same time, we wanted our development partners to be able to fully incorporate other Dialogic offerings into NT applications including our 24-channel, single-slot, high-density voice boards.

"The growing popularity of the Windows NT platform, in conjunction with Dialogic's enhanced product support for applications in the Windows NT environment, will enable developers to provide robust CT applications within a highly functional and powerful computing environment."

The Development Package Version 4.1 for Windows is currently available. Version 4.1 SC will be available in the fourth quarter of 1995.

Founded in 1983, Dialogic Corp. is a leading manufacturer of standards-based computer telephony hardware and software platform components, with more than 1.7 million ports shipped worldwide. In March 1993, Dialogic launched the Signal Computing System Architecture along with 70 other companies. SCSA defines open software and hardware architectural standards for building computer telephony systems with multiple technologies. SCSA is now supported by more than 280 industry suppliers.

To offer customers the widest range of capabilities, Dialogic has bolstered its traditional CT strengths by acquiring leading companies in complementary technologies: GammaLink, the leader in computer-based facsimile (fax) components; the CT Division, specializing in computer telephone software integrations at the switch level; and Spectrum Microsystems Inc., developers of the SPOX operating system and of digital signal processor development environment.

Dialogic's European headquarters are located in Brussels, Belgium, with regional offices in Hartley Wintey, UK; Paris, France; Milan, Italy; and Munich, Germany. Dialogic's Asia/Pacific headquarters is located in Tokyo, with an office in Singapore. Dialogic is a founding member of the Enterprise Computer Telephony Forum (ECTF).

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